Haystacks
Haystacks


Lala Meredith-Vula泭was born in Sarajevo, 1966, to an Albanian father and British mother. She moved to Britain in the 1970s. She studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths College, London University (1985/88) and undertook her M.A. at Pristina University, Kosova (1988/90).

Lala's first show was in Damien Hirsts landmark exhibition Freeze, London (1988) - famous for launching the Young British Artists (YBA). She represented Albania in the 48th Venice Biennale in 1999.泭 She has exhibited nationally and internationally with many solo shows including at the Photographers Gallery, London, Germany throughout Italy and Albania. She has also exhibited in many group shows in the UK, USA, China, and Continental Europe. She took part in 泭in Athens and Kassel 2017 with the Blood Memory and Haystacks series.

Lala is an artist and Reader in Art and Photography at泭De Montfort University, lecturing in photography and video in the School of Arts.泭

Her recent solo show泭泭'wisdom today and forever',泭curated by Monika Szewczyk, was at the National Museum of Photography Marubi泭(October 2017 -泭January 2018).
She will be exhibiting work at泭泭(15 March - 19 May 2018)泭More泭of Lala's work can be found泭泭



Arnisa Zeqo泭
Arnisa Zeqo is an泭art historian 泭based in Amsterdam and Athens. 泭

In 2011 she co-founded , a space for art and theory in Amsterdam. Recently she was curator in residence at Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College where she read the diaries of Franz Kafka and 泭focused on works of art on the edge of the performative. There she 泭wrote the conceptual essay 'Let's Spit on Szeemann'. 泭泭

Zeqo was泭part of the team of Documenta 14 in Athens as coordinator of education.

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